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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-16


CHARLESTON, S. G., May 14.-The South
Carolina Episcopal Diocesan Convention
met this morning. Tho seeding delegates
organized au Independent body. The rep.
reaentation at the meeting Of the secedeIs
embraced lay members from twenty par.
ishes, and tiys ministers. Tho convention
proper passed resolutions Of regret on the
departure Of the seeding members, and
invited their return. A resolution was
passed by the secession convention rcfus.
Ing TO return unless tho Prasleat oil the
convention agreed to entertain Tho appeal
OF the aeceders. Tho convention proper
rejected this proviso, and communication
between the two bodies ceased. The 80.
cetlera will issae mRaifesto to the parislt.
co on tho subject OF the existing dileren.
encea. Tho convention adjourned sine
die, to meet at Anderuon, 8. O., in May
ugxt :
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WAsulNGToN, May li.-Commercial
Agent Smith reports from Mayence that
the peronospora, which is pest as rapa-
cioua as the phyllc1srs, has msdo it's ap.
pearance in the vineyards Of Germany,
threatening to accomplish on the Moselle
and Rhine what the phylloxsra has failed
to effect, the destruction OF the vineyards
on the banks Of those rivera, and tho vine
dressers are filed with alarm for the
future. The Chamber Of Commerce OF
Cob!enz has called tho attention OF tho
Government at Berlin TO the pest, and
aska that the remedy adopted in America
Of burning the leaves, in which tho insec.
has fixed ito seat, be employed by the
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Considers 1t nn Insult.

I. Dublin, May l5.-Tho Mayor OF Cork,
replying to an invitation from Lord Cham.
berlain to assist in the jubiles festivities,
aaya that in view Of the crimes bill thu
invitation is lit.le short OF an outrage t,rnn!
tho self respect OF IN Irish people. sTho
Mitchelatown branch of tho National
League has Just requested the people Of
that district TO boycott the Cunard line.
and the advice ia being already followed -
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i WaAT,, <, q day Saturday must have been d
in y = London. All the oyal millinery out,
the Lord Mayor In his circua clothes,
soldiers and policemen without end. And
when they wanted |" Home, Sweet Home,',
they had to call in an American girl to
give 1t the true Yankee flavor. Z
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CoEReios will get through Parliament,
IL ia predicted, about the end Of July. Il
the Tories will be good enough to enforce
I the Law In the spirit in which they are
enacting II, the end Of the Tory Govern
ment will be near, and the end Of the
Irish agony will not be far Of. M
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a a a GRAVE question agitstes the Penusyl-
yania lawglvers. q They are as as. yet unde-
5ctded whether to adjourn in honor Of the
coming circus. In this State the prece-
dents are on the side Of the circus. The
recsnt Legislature shut up shop to see the
horse riders and the snake charmers,
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WASHINGTON, May il-ColonOl s. Tay-
lor Suit is about 10 sell 22i acreB OF land
To the Government. This transaction
will 10 the largest In tho Diatrict for
years. Tho land 10 Il part OF the Suit land
estate, and Is situated on 8 lins with
Penna%l %lvania avenue. extending cast.
ward. and two miles from the city. The
purchase 10 intended for IN experimental
farm for the Agricultural Department.
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81 THElR several Lordships, Bishops Of
This, That and Tother, with the able
,assistsnce of Professor Goldwin Smith
and some more top.sawyers, resolve
against the visit of Editor O'Brien to
Toronto. They regard his Z coming as
impudence unparalleled. These very &C.
.complished Canadian Tories seem to over
look the highly important fact that they
need not call on Mr. O'Brien and may
scoldly, cruelty absent themselves from
his meeting. &. Z. z. -..3-4:f.
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Is AN Argentine merchant, who deals
largely in American machinery, is now in
this country visiting the principal cities.
He comea and returns via Liverpool as the
shortest cut to Buenos !Ayres crosses the
Atlantic Ocean twice, when it need not be
crossed at all # we had a line Of steamers
to 5Rueaos Ayres. 1t would be money
well invested to cultivate the South Amer.
lean trade by a judicioua system Of sub
'Ridy, but this generation will hardly see it.
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WARRINGTON, May 1A.-Eo stops hsye
yet been taken 10 put tho now civil ser.
vice rules into operation Mt tho War De.
partmont. Tho printed copies OF tho reg.
ulationD hays beon received, and tho ap.
pointnent Of q Board Of ESaminorH will
be tho llrst action taken. Nearly uiIty
yaeanclea now exist, which will be ulti'
mately filed by competitive examination.
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PrrapuRau, Pa. May l5.-A special ,s
from Wooster, O., sayp: The Wooster
strawboasd works, owned by Alber. I'm.
gard, OF Now York, was DESTROYED bv
fro at an early hour this morning. ,ose
$40. 600; insured for Si4,006. The works !
will ba rebuilt. ~, = : ''1'>' s
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Not a iew Of the citizens Of Wheeling
have recently become greatly oxcitnd dns nwas
tho astounding facts, hat several Of tha;r 9vSr
friends who had been prononnced non ~ i''e.s hr
IhesT y, nhyslcians 40 inoarable aud beyond
all hope-,auioring with that dreaded
monster oonsumption-haye been ans com.
pletely cured by Dr., Kings New Dlseov. @
cry ior Consumption, the only remcdv
that does poaitiyely cure $all throat md
lung diseases, Coushs, Colds. a Astbmai
and bronchitis. Trial bottle ireo 1t j % Ingan
~ oo.s Drug Store, large bottles Sl.a"1A, As1
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5WAsuisaroN, D. G., May l5.--By tho
train to leave Washington at 10 4. NJ. 10.
night Colonel Mcdonald, chief Of distri.
button, will despatch United ,Statog fsh
commission car No. 5 with 100000 shnd
eggs and 300, 900 sbad fry for stocking tho
WRtera Ol tho uudson river. }g. Y
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TuE verdict in the CLARK murder trial is
Squite % much as could have been expect.
ed IN the face Of the testimony for the de-.
sfense-some it Of q peculiar kind. The
verdict ia slao stronger than would have
been given by alesa intelligent jury. The
accused escapes the gallows, but the re-
mainder Of hia life will have little attrac-
ton; for him. If he ahould receive the
extreme penalty, eighteen years, he might
well wish that the gallows had cut short
:. the lob. 81 y - ..Es. !. E. II
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q Ac,coRDsISa At, Nc, 70 our good friend e1.Goyy,
ernos $Plerpons,. .Jubal A. Early ID the man nj,
I. Roaser sas ought to! be cunning Sior. Else.
where We print Early q concise opinion Of
Roaser's command uttered al q time when.
1t was all fresh IN his mind. {. 'l,55i33
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LONDON, May l5.-Atter the Queer, mn and
the Prince and Princess Of Wales had
taken ton at tho Mansion House on sa,ur.
dny, two gold teaspoons were misse1 3
lhey we're probably taken as ,nementoes
OF tho occasion by some Of the sttondanta
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Floods In tho Rio Gra,,,,e.

LAREDO, Tex, May l6.-Heavy rsins
foil throughout the Rio arando valley laat
night. Tho Rio Grande began rising very
rapidly about midnight, aud by noon to.
gay had risen : feet. Ono oil tho large
iorry'boatH on tho river was sunk and the
custom house was washed away TO-DAY,
No casualties arc reported, NJ 4 -,
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KILLED HIS SON.
The Terrible Mistake of an Indiana Farmer
Tho Boy Taken for n l,urrlnr. sd'

The Terrible Mistake of an Indiana Farmer
Tho Boy Takon for n burglar. m
WASHINGTON, IND, May IA most
distressing case Of q parent unwittiugly
killing his son occurred here last night,
the particulars Of which are as follows:
William sandford, aged 6s, a highly re.
epected citizen and ex.Treasurer Of this
county, resides in this city with his wife
and nine Of his ten children, the eldest
child being married and away from the
parental roof. He owns aud cultiyates a
farm about two miles from the city, and.
with his eighteen -year.old aon Hamlet and
a younger son, had been "bachine" in an
old house on the farm while putting In q
crop this spring. Last night, at the farm
house, Hamlet arose, between eleven and
twelve o'clock, and opened the door
OF the room In which he and
his father slep. in separate beds, and The
creaking OF the door awoke the father.
who in the darkness saw the outline OF q
man In the doorway, and supposing him
to be an intruder, called out twice: "Who
are you. aud what do you wantW The
son made no reply, but said in q low tone
Of voice: Come in, Dick" DO doubt ad.
dressing the family dog, which was out.
side and answers to that name. The old
gentleman did not recognizes his sons
voice nor the familiar name Of the old
dog, but thought the son was q burglar
and was calling to pal 10 come into the
house, and reaching up took down shot
gun that rested above his bed and dis
charged load Of shot into the Young
mans breast. The latter said, "Oh, ps.
you have struck mel" sank to the floor,
and expired in few minutes.
1t is thought that tho young man had
arisen in his sleep, and WAS not awake
when accosted by his father, or else got
up to admit the dog and paid no attention
to his fathers questions, believing him 10
be talking in his sleep. The neighbors
were at once aroused as soon as the terri.
bic mistake was recognized, and the news
brought to the city. The family did not
learn the particulars OF the dreadful affair,
however, until the father arrived ut three
O'Clock with his dead son and detailed the
tragic occurrence. Niles Omie Sanford. a
sister Of the deceased and teacher in the
City Public Schools, tainted on hearing
her father relate the sad story, and has
been unconscious ever since. Her life is
de5palred OF, and fears are entertained
that the father will lose his mind, as be
has experienced serious trouble OF late on
account OF business reverseB, and the dead
son WAS a iavorito child and the maipstay
OF his aged father. The grief Of the fam.
lily Is most heart.rending to behold, and
excites universal sympathy.
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tho children. They are especially liable
to nuaden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, otc. We guarantee Ackern'
English Remedy q positive euro: Itsayes
hours o. anxions Watching. Bold by Lo.
gan 4 90. and O. Menkem0llor, 5E,&
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CoSsrANrlNorE, May 15.-Sheikh tAhon I
Houda has been oxiled from Turkey for
conspiring to dethrons tho Sultan Ha
was Tor long time au intimate advisnr n
the Sultan, - '0'1sof .<'f I., VI .
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Nntionn, Monthly Receipts and Erpenses.

N"t1UHHl HUhthIy IsNceIPtb Hhu E1pehhrs'
WASHINGTON, May l4.-The Govern
mcnt receipts have been very heavy 10
isr thin month. and the expenditures leas
than nsual. The receipts are Sl7,S0l ,l14
and tho expenditures $5.l55, ,l65, a net
gain Of Sl2.Gi5,9iB. Tho available sur
plus, according TO the Treasurer's cslcula.
tiouB, iB now stated at $i2 1000, 900, m in
crease Of about Slo,000.00O since the first
instnnt
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CLEVELAND. May l5.--The striking orc
and coal handlers at AphisbnlR bnrbor,
Ohio, returned 10 work to-day, tho de.
mand for an increase Of two contH por ton
being granted,
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fsoM 9 little experience near ii hone
we IN know y how TO sympathize With S,he
Nehraska cyclone sufferers. stSSSl8 "a
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Qlhe y 4: ! l|.lI!iQeuatea.
oallse.. q Ne., % aaa 3, reuT.es,atA assst.

PER ms .sartao s ~ e ~ ss,es, II ~,
in.ef frartiers, caa hare te DAILY Is.r,I, ,rsrYs
ftaitea 70 the postpaid for 6s stnls pr uioa a.
dddrtss being CHANGED ds qf,e, az tseeirtd " *
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!. Jo'us " !. .MoRLEr riaea from tho / dim dinner
4 table able 70 land the London Time, one BE-.
tween the eyes. Morley ID . pretty GOOD 1y,c
marksman. 5SS1g
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Ono q z. Oil producera arc talking Il organ. s
5zlng 70 fight tho Standard. "a stern cilasieD
10, O long one. Z IS gslI3lSSEd ~
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Turning to the reporters, he sail !:
"Great God, six thousand Irish lives ssc.
riticed to tho greed OF Irish landlorlism.
Wouldn'tthe same fate bsfsil L,nsdowne'a
only Tor tho National League,
and the organization Of tho Irish people ?"
Mr.. O'Brien will remain here until to.
morrow evening and then start for
Toronto -..I
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" NANTED-Pnrtner with small Capt
~ tai. IN light and profitable business;
,od references. Address PARTNER, Critic
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NOTES AND GOSSIP.

An effOit Is making to get President Gil
man OF Johns Hopkins hack 10 CAllfornia
as president Of the State University.
VALENTINE BAKER PAcuA never drinks
anything except brandy and soda He says
II kept him alive in bis Egyptian campaign.
The head Of the celebrated lcad-pencil
firm OF A, W. Faber * Co. ut Stein, Ger
many, recently celebrated his seyentitth
birthday.
Mgs. MAcKAY has presented her tiny
grandson, Prucu Colounl, with q magnll-
cent dressing case, all the appointments
being gold, richly lac ted with jewels.
PATTI mOde come oh rniug goodbye
gifts before che i,fJ New York. One was a
coral bar pin, studded with i've pink dla-
mouds, and wilh ctTlilcs 10 match a ner-
lean Musician.
AMERICANS arc 60 numerous 10 London
this summer thst the natives feel almost as
though they were 70 New York. London
is becoming quite popular suburb OF
America Philadelphia Press.
Mr. CnAuNcY NJ DErLw Of New York
did not sail for Europe Saturday as he had
arranged to do, but at the last moment was
detained by the serious illness OF his
bro,her'in-law, Mr.. William o. Hegeman.
PRESIDENT CLRvELASp's invitation to
Kansas City has 2l,0O0 signatures, all OF
which were procured by five young men in
seven days. 1t is to be suitably bound and
illustrated and will then be transmitted to
Washington.
COLONEL ELwooD COOPER OF Santa Bar
bara, known as California's olive-king, has
eighty acres OF bearing olive trees, and ex-
poets TO make 25, 900 bottles of oil from his
present crop. He is also doing well with
English walnuts and almonds.
RAsMus b. ANDERSON, the American
Minister to Denmark, spends much of his
time in the Royal Library at Copenhagen,
being engaged in important literary work.
Half of his sixty days leave OF absence he
spent among the cod Fisheries on the north
west coast of Norway.
ONE OF the plans that is being discussed
In connection with the Constitutional CeL-
tennial to be held In Philadelphia next fall
is the establishment OF a School OF Ameri.
can History as a part of the University Of
Pennsylvania. To put such school IN
operation would require fund of about
100000.
THE rivalry between St. Paul and Min
neapolis Is aggravated this year by the
| forthcoming issue of their respective city
directories The Minneapolis folks claim q
| population Of liI,si3 aud allow st. Pau
| only l55,b1I, while st. Paul insists upoI
lS2,060, while generously conGeding Min
| ntapOlis l1i,2Si
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MElDOws OF GOLD.


Meadow Of gold
rolling aud rueling a-west,
Ye clasp and hold
The milk Of the world at your breast.
Yo arcithc nurses that clutch
This ladies Of life, and totch
The lips that iunsh and burn
In agony, cruel and stern.
Meadows of gold,
Reaching aud running away
Shod with the mould
And crowned with the light Of day.
NC are the chemists ut earth;
Tic wizards who wakca to birth
The vlolcts blue aud butterCup3, too,
Under the dark and the dew.
Meadows of gold,
Vending and vending along
Fair TO behold
And merry and mellow with song
Ye are the poets whose chimes
Are rung by the reaDers, whose rhymes
Are written In windrOws OF grass
By musical sickles that pass.
Meadows of gold,
Laughing and leaping afar--
Fast In your fold
Forever the beautiful are.
Ye are the Hebes that dip.
And lift from the loan to the lip
The nectar, whose plethoric flood
Is tinted and turned into blood
-LDr james Newton Matthews.
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Persons leaving the city for the Summer
can have The CRiTIc mailed to their address,
postage paid. for 30 cents per month.
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THE testimonial to MIR. Gladstone
from his American friends was pre-.
sented to him Saturday by Mr.. Pulitzer
ofthe New York iForM in form well
suited to the occasion, and was &C
cepted by the grand old man with neat
ness and dispatch. Mr.. Blaine was
conspicuous on the occasion by his
absence at Edinburgh. Congressman
Perry Belmont and Patrick A. Collins
were conspicuous by their presence.
1t was a Democratic performance all
round.
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AUCTION SALES.
NNNN7NNNNN7sNNNNNNNNNNNNN
GHANCERY SALE.

by virtue of decree of the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia, passed In equity
cause No. 1909, docket %, wherein Maria g.
Bradley Is complainant and Powell NJ. Brad
ley ot al. are defendants, shall offer for sale
to the highest bidder, In front of the promises,
on Saturday, the s3i day of July. A. ID. 1887,
at 8 O'Clock p. m., all that certain parcel of
ground In the city OF Georgetown In said Dis
trict, known and described as the west thirty
(aO) feet of lot numbered one hundred and
eight (l0s) In Beall's addition TO said George
town, fronting thirty 1907 feet on the north
side of Beall street, between Montgomery
and Monroe streets, and extending back with
that width one hundred and twenty tl20) feet
to Poplar street. This lot has been suplivided
into four smaller lots, each fifteen (l5) feet
front and sixty (G0) feet deep, two Of than
fronting on Btall street and two on Poplar
street One of them will be offered for sale
with the privilege of the fOur.
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree.
are ss follows: One-third of the purchase
money In cash and the residue In three equal
installmepts at respectively six, twelve aud
eighteen months from tho day of sale, with
interest at the rate OF six per cent. Ger annum,
or all In cash. NJ tile purchasers option.
A deposit of S2j will be required on each
sub lot at the time of sale. All convcyancing
and recording at the purchasers cost.
II the terms Of the sale are not compiled
with within twenty days after sale tho pros.
erty will be resold at the risk and cost Of the
deiaiilting purchaser.
REGINALD FENDALu, Trustee,
3ia ID st W.
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD-NearM Mountains;
~ minutes walk from depot, telegraph
and telephones mails daily; plenty of Ice,
milk and vegetables; terms S5 per week, Ad-
dress DABNEY, GAINESVILLE, Va,
VNHE Fred W. Evans Dining -ituninB,
i at 0ig Y ST W, continues to serve the
limited or fixed meals. Bill of fare at follow
ing rates. Breakfast, l5o; lunch, l0c; dinner,
2Oc; cakes and coffee, 10c; regular monthly
All orders Oiled promptly, and in the best
manner known TO the trade.
+. W. EVANS, Proprietor.
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EQUITABLE C. b. ASSOCIATION.

The Equitable Cooperative Building
Association has removed its office to the
Equitable Building, 1908 + st. N. W. onice
hours will be from o a. m. to 4;30 p. m. On
the first Wednesday in each month the
Office will be open from G to sp. m, on
which day advances will be made at 7;3O
pm.
shares in the 18th issue are open for sub
scription. Pamphlets explaining the OBJ
ject and advantages of the Association
arc furnished upon application.
THOMAS soMERvILLE, Prest.
JNO. JOY EDISON, Scc'y.
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THE arrest Of Mrs. Louisa Ehrlne
at Philadelphia on the charge of caves.
dropping, reminds us that this olrense,
which is well known TO the old com.
mon law, was strangely overlooked by
The District Commissioners In their new
Police Regulations We respectfully
suggest that in the revised edition the
clause relating to Growing ROSTERS be
struck out and another one on cackllng
hens inserted. There Is no town In the
United States where so many Louisa
Ehrlincs are plying their vocatlons as
under the shadow of the National Cap.
ital.
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A Lahor--nying Pursnase.

Wiie-Now that you have bought n
COW, who will milk III
Ilusbaud--Oh, he says the calf does that
So wen have all the milk we want.-[Li Life
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COUNTRY PROPERTY,
EnR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EOR ssLE-5OO,O 900 salmon Brick;
Il Immediate delivery. NATL PRESS
BRICK CO., 81 Corcornn Bldg.
NOR SALE-At Goycrs Sow Reposi-
T. tory, 400 Pa ave ", carriages of every
descriptions top buggcs from so TO s25O will
not be undCrsnld; also laudaulettes, wagon
and grocery wagons, ladies' and doctors
phaetons In great variety. Call and sec stock.
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with her late husband The madame
keeps the children and is said to be a
model mother, Signor Garidini cou.
tents himself with liberal allowance
from his late wife 1t was evidently a
misalliance to begin with; but all's
well that ends well.
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NINE. ETELKA GERsTER has con-
cluded an engagement for a winter
concert tour In the United States. She
has also concluded o disengagement
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GENERAL BouLANGER is evidently a
popular man with the populace OF
France, and his banishment from Paris
to country command, instead of re-
firing him to obscurity, seems to have
made him all the more conspicuous,
He is doubtless watched In Berlin with
more vigilant interest than any other
man across the line.
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IL THE case of the proposed Arthur
XIII bridge from New Jersey to Staten
Island, u hearing will bs had at Tren-
ton tomorrow before Justice Bradley
Of the United States Supreme Court,
who is expected to give an opinion
upon the cons,itutionality of the action
of Congress in this behalf
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BAY RIDGE,
On the Chesapeake.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT,

The most complete in all Its appointments
OF any resort on Chesapeake Bay or Potomac
emy Band. Firstcass restaurant.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio X, r.
depot, Washington, week days, at 0l5 n. m,
l:l5 p. IN. and b:l5 p. m, Arrive ut Bay Ridge
lOd5 q, m, 5:20 p. m. and 6i5 D. m. Return
ing, leave Bay Ridge 500 u. M, 2p. M, D. M,
and $50 =. IN. Arrive at Washington 10 a. M,
$40 p m, 0 D. m, and II y. IN, On sundays,
leave Washington 10 u, mr., p. M, 3p. m.
and p. IN. Arrive at Bay Ridge li;l6
a m, 3:l5 y. m. i:i5 p. m, and 5lb p m Re-
turning, leave Bay Ridge S;O5 IA. m, ~ noon,
$50 y. NJ, g.2O p, IN. and $3.50 p. m. Arrive at
Washington 10 a. IN, l;l0 p. M, 0I5 p. M,
1880 p. M and II y. IN.
ROUND Trip TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets on sale at Is, & o. ticket Offices in
Washington. ON Sundays tickets sold at u,
& o depot only. SEQ advertisement of Hay
Ridge Company for special attractions from
time to time.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, G, X. LORD,
Manager. Gen'l Pass, Agent.